Step 1
Draft or paste op note
Start with the operative note you already write in your normal workflow.
How It Works
A review workflow that keeps the general surgeon in control
aiRVU fits between general surgery draft documentation and EHR copy/paste. It helps surface opportunities, but the general surgeon confirms what was actually performed or supervised before any aiRVU Note is generated.
Workflow
From general surgery op note draft to general surgeon-reviewed aiRVU Note
aiRVU keeps the decision-making with the general surgeon while making documentation opportunities easier to see before the note leaves the workflow.
Step 2
Review CPT/RVU opportunities
aiRVU highlights documentation-supported opportunities for general surgeon review.
Step 3
Select what was performed
The general surgeon confirms only the procedures personally performed or supervised.
Step 4
Generate the aiRVU Note
The rewrite is based on the original note and general surgeon-selected opportunities.
Step 5
Copy into the EHR
Review the generated note, then manually copy the final text into the EHR.
Controls
Built around explicit general surgeon selection
Each step is intended to make the documentation basis clearer for general surgery cases, not to create unsupported billing claims.
Original operative note remains the source context.
CPT/RVU opportunities are presented for review.
The general surgeon selects only procedures performed or supervised.
The generated aiRVU Note is reviewed before EHR copy/paste.
No automatic billing or EHR submission occurs.
What the general surgeon sees
A simple path from opportunity review to final note
The workflow is intentionally direct, with clear moments for review, attestation, and final manual copy.
Step 1
Draft or paste op note
Start with the operative note you already write in your normal workflow.
Step 2
Review CPT/RVU opportunities
aiRVU highlights documentation-supported opportunities for general surgeon review.
Step 3
Select what was performed
The general surgeon confirms only the procedures personally performed or supervised.
Step 4
Generate the aiRVU Note
The rewrite is based on the original note and general surgeon-selected opportunities.
Step 5
Copy into the EHR
Review the generated note, then manually copy the final text into the EHR.
Bring general surgeon review earlier in the note workflow
Request access for a focused general surgery pilot, or see the workflow before evaluating deployment requirements.